Nature Never Hurries

Nature Never Hurries. Atom by Atom, Little by Little She Achieves Her Work. - Ralph Waldo Emerson

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“Power of Three”

Miles Hewitt-Boorman, United Kingdom

Monovisions Photography Awards

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“Garza”

Great Egret perched on bare branches above dark water. 

Carlos Aguado, Spain

Monovisions Photography Awards

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“We Three Kings”

Jules Oldroyd, United Kingdom

Monovisions Photography Awards

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“Wildebeest in the Mara”

Zenya Lepper, United States

Monovisions Photography Awards

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The lookout

A flock of Barnacle Geese (Branta leucopsis)

Alwin Hardenbol

BMC Ecology and Evolution and BMC Zoology image competition

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“Sole Survivor”

Eurasian pygmy owl

Luca Lorenz, Germany

Wildlife Photographer of the Year

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Nature Reclaims Its Space

Sitaram Raul (India)

Wildlife Photographer of the Year

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“Female Crowned Woodnymph, Ecuador”

Mark Gordon

reFocus Photography Awards

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“Generations”

American bison

Michael Paul

reFocus Photography Awards

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“Eyes to the Soul”

Tracey Dyer

reFocus Photography Awards

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Jaguarundis (Herpailurus yagouaroundi), family Felidae, found widely across the Americas, from far South TX and SE Arizona, through Mexico, Central America, and much of South America

This cat is very secretive and elusive, and rarely seen.

While working in Ecuador, with the Quichua people, I was told that they use magical portals at the base of Kapok trees to travel from one tree to another... or to the other side.

photograph by @lucas.18photos

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Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx), Europe's largest wild cat. 

Goran Anastasovski

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Flossie and Torridon, two Eurasian lynxes, explore their new enclosure at the Wildwood Trust near Canterbury in Kent, UK. The keepers are hoping the lynxes will breed, with a view to perhaps being reintroduced into the wild one day. “Part of our job at Wildwood is to help people see the lynx for what it truly is – a quiet, elusive predator of deer that once helped balance our natural landscapes,” said Sally Holt, head of carnivores and small mammals at the centre

Gareth Fuller

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Jaguarundi (Herpailurus Yagouaroundi) Closest Relative Of The Mountain Lion

Lita-Yuzuki